Shoshoni Dictionary
Found 22 results containing english=language.
| Shoshoni | English | Part of Speech | Dialect | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| baibo'ana daigwapeh | English language | Ely Shoshoni | Graham 2008 | |
| daan newedaigwa'nna | speaking (the) Indian (language) | Fort Hall Shoshoni | Gould and Loether 2002 | |
| dagaipeh | Language | Ely Shoshoni | Graham 2008 | |
| daiboo'an daigwape(-ha) | the English language | Fort Hall Shoshoni | Gould and Loether 2002 | |
| daigwape(-ha) | language, speech, word(s) | Fort Hall Shoshoni | Gould and Loether 2002 | |
| duN | By use of (language) | Ely Shoshoni | Graham 2008 | |
| duN | in, with, by use of (a language) | Fort Hall Shoshoni | Gould and Loether 2002 | |
| mitükkaano | white people, English (speaker or language) | n | Panamint | Dayley 1989 |
| nangkawih ~ nangkawinna | speech, speaking, talking, language, words | n verbal | Panamint | Dayley 1989 |
| ne[']we duN | in (the) Shoshoni/Indian language, through the Indian/Shoshoni language | Fort Hall Shoshoni | Gould and Loether 2002 | |
| Newe daigwapeh | Indian language | Ely Shoshoni | Graham 2008 | |
| Newe daigwapeh | Shoshone (language) | Ely Shoshoni | Graham 2008 | |
| Newe duN | Indian language, in the | Ely Shoshoni | Graham 2008 | |
| newedaigwape(-ha) | the Indian people’s language | Fort Hall Shoshoni | Gould and Loether 2002 | |
| nümü nangkawih ~ Sosoni nangkawih | Shoshone language | Panamint | Dayley 1989 | |
| Sosoni | Shoshone language and people | n | Panamint | Dayley 1989 |
| tai̲kwa(nna) | words, speech, talk, language | N | Duck Valley | Crum, Crum, and Dayley 2002 |
| taipo | English (language) | N | WSdict02.txt, Crum&Dayley1, Crum&Dayley2 | |
| taipo | white person, Caucasian; English (language); White | N, ADJ | Duck Valley | Crum, Crum, and Dayley 2002 |
| taipo-a | English (language)-OBJ | N | WSdict02.txt, Crum&Dayley1, Crum&Dayley2 | |
| tsadamani(-ha) | Chinese (person), Chinese (language) | Fort Hall Shoshoni | Gould and Loether 2002 | |
| tükümmüi | talk (each one using his own language or dialect) | vt | Panamint | Dayley 1989 |